colleague melissa holroyd is here what to help guide us through now melissa we just saw a bit even andrew lloyd webber says that these methods these gimmicks aren't really sustainable they're not particularly profitable what do you think could we conceivably go back to barge scale performances in person before there's a vaccine. while the sun shines we can do anything that's what i think as long as that summer and we can go outside we can do a whole lot of stuff that's if we're talking about indoor concepts. then i think they have to find a vaccine really fast because all of this stuff costs money it will cost money all this plexiglas the pixie glass it's between us now. it will cost money and you know a lot of performance and a lot of then you simply don't have that money at the moment we have the salzburg festival on and they have it mean that we're seeing some wonderful pictures from the opera electra from side yesterday i mean they have invested a great deal of money into their into the measures that they've taken but even then even the austrians with all that cash banks say that they cannot keep

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enjoy the collective experience well interesting way the other night an experiment was done by andrew lloyd webber at the palladium in london with the wonderful beverly knight and i found out and they wanted to see one could be socially destine sena but also what the experience will be and i think that need for people to to assemble from the grips right the wreath through to another day is to gather in one place to experience something together that is really really important because over the years in or chuch is the places that people will gather are small community don't have that anymore and much as it's nice to connect with people and zoom or whatever it may be it's not the same it's not the same as as your being and one room and should you're in lockdown lot of people were like our father would have been soon quizzes and all about but it's not the same and i had actually more difficult to communicate that in their experience of beverly and i at the end of june a half 1000 seat they knew and they were loaded about $400.00 people in a 30 socially destines west must the show a particular spine t